Coach Anthony Wright praised the incredible efforts of the Swansea City Under-21s’ squad despite the disappointment of seeing their season come to an end with a 4-2 Professional Development League play-off defeat at Sheffield United.
Swansea City finished the season 14th in the Championship, having spent the majority of the campaign in lower mid-table. But their form - and the underlying numbers - during the final quarter of the season point to the possibility of better times ahead.
Here, we take a look at how Swansea developed with and without the ball over the course of the season, and the trends that highlight the team they are looking to become.
Midfielder Joel Cotterill expects Swansea City Under-21s to face a tough test at Sheffield United on Monday evening (7pm), but says the visitors are hungry for the chance to win silverware ahead of their Professional Development League play-off semi-final at Bramall Lane.
Swansea City AFC Foundation’s health and wellbeing programmes have been highlighting the importance of movement this week as they shine a light on mental health awareness week.
St Joseph’s Catholic School represented Swansea City AFC Foundation at Wembley Stadium for the Premier League Inspires challenge, which focused on raising awareness of mental health and wellbeing within their community.
Luke Williams wants Swansea City to approach the 2024-25 season ready to take a giant step forward in their mindset and ability to reproduce the energy and intensity required throughout a Championship campaign.
